Are you an aspiring graduate? Do you wish to lead an organization someday? If your answer is yes, then deciding to study for a postgraduate degree is a big step for you. GRE and CAT are tests conducted to assess aspiring students’ potential applying to leading B-schools and universities.
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What happens to global business in the face of a worldwide pandemic? How are foreign markets behaving now? How to improve international sales and operations? These are real-world business challenges, and the solutions to these questions are in a truly specialized management degree; International Business.
With countries like the US, UK, Australia and Canada emerging as educational hotspots with fantastic universities, more and more students are looking to pursue their education abroad. And rightly so, not only do you receive a global experience, but the post-study job offers get you some big bucks, with graduate salaries around the $100,000 mark. But all things aside, it’s a well-known fact that studying abroad is a costly endeavour. And if you don’t have a proper plan to take care of your finances, you’ll be pinching pennies to get by.
The GRE is the test of choice for thousands of universities abroad, whether you’re looking into STEM programs or even some management ones. This computer-adaptive test assesses your Quantitative and Verbal reasoning to pin your place among thousands of applications. Did you know? Every year about 80,000 students take the GRE from India alone, that’s quite a bit of competition, and you need a decent percentile to get ahead. But, say you’ve taken the test and ended up with not-so-great a score, what then?
Decided to study abroad but are backlogs holding you back? This is quite a common situation and trust us, you aren’t completely doomed. Whether you had a personal reason such as health or family commitments that caused you to miss an exam, or you simply couldn’t measure up to it in performance, backlogs don’t necessarily mean that you are poor in academics. There could be a ton of reasons, and the best way to go about justifying them is to be upfront and honest.
London is said to have the largest number of billionaires in the world! And quite a few of these people are legacies of the famous London Business School.
The globally recognized B-school provides top-notch MBA programs. In fact, the London Business School ranking is almost always among the top 5 in the world, and it recently bagged first place in the Forbes rankings for 2019. However, LBS isn’t only about MBAs though. This triple-accredited college also offers world-class masters and PhD programs that are widely sought out, with its masters in finance program ranked number one in the world (Financial Times 2020). But that’s an article for another day, so let’s keep our discussion to the London Business School PhD programs.
We all know Canada as the land of snow, ice hockey and Maple trees, but there’s another side to this country, its education. Canada is one of the top study-abroad hotspots, right alongside Australia, UK and the USA. While each country has its merits and demerits when it comes to education, Canada doesn’t seem to get enough recognition. It is often overlooked in comparison to its neighbour south of the border, the USA. But the truth is that Canada trumps all the other countries in a multitude of factors, with cost being one of the major ones. So, let’s first understand why Canada is a fantastic place to pick and the many benefits of studying in the nation that has the famous Niagara Falls.